Hasil untuk "Environmental effects of industries and plants"

Dan Smyer Yü

Hassan Sher, Haidar Ali

S. Bajpai, J.P. Gupta

Martin Freedman, Bikki Jaggi

Xing Chen, Xiaofei Lu, Jiahua Peng et al.

Alfred Maroyi

AbstractEkebergia benguelensis is a medium to small-sized semi-evergreen tree widely harvested from the wild as traditional medicine, for its wood and edible fruits. This study critically evaluated the biology and ethnopharmacological properties of E. benguelensis. E. benguelensis is used as aphrodisiac, charm, ritual and herbal medicine for constipation, dysfunction, impotence, infertility in men, sexual asthenia, respiratory infections, menstrual problems, abdominal pains, fever, malaria and gastro-intestinal problems. Pharmacological research identified anthocyanins, coumarins, flavonoids, quinones, saponins, steroids, stilbenes, tannins and triterpenoids. The crude organic extracts of E. benguelensis and phytochemical compounds isolated from the species exhibited anti-acetylcholinesterase, antibacterial, antioxidant, cytotoxicity and toxicity activities. Considering the high number of studies on the traditional uses of E. benguelensis parts, there are still further avenues and research opportunities to analyze and characterize its phytochemical constituents.

Louis Theodore, R. Ryan Dupont

Louis Theodore, R. Ryan Dupont

O. UZAL

Samit Chakraborty

Patrick ten Brink, Richard Haines

Hyo Sun Jung, Hye Hyun Yoon, Young Joong Kim

Jennifer S. Thaler

Des Thwaites

Clare D'Souza

Selwyn L. Everist

W. T. Jones

Wuncheng Wang, Michael Lewis